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TO  YOUR  HONOURABLE,  THE  FRESHMAN 
TO  YOUR  EXCELLENCY,  THE  SOPHOMORE 
TO  YOUR  HIGHNESS,  THE  JUNIOR,  AND 
TO  YOUR  MAJESTY,  THE  SENIOR 
THIS  TOO  UNWORTHY  TRIBUTE  IS  OFFERED 

BY   YOUR    LOWLY    SERVANTS 

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Our  College  Yell 


Class  Yell 


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Club  Yell 


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Our   College  Colors 

Class  Colors 

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The  Freshman  lay  asleep,  asleep, 

Under  the  greenwood  tree  oh, 
The  fields  were  green  and  the  tree  was  green, 

And  green  was  that  young  Freshee  oh. 
The  lambkins  gamboled  on  the  mead 
And  the   little  calves   nibbled  their  succulent  feed, 
But  the  Freshman  he  gave  no  heed,  no  heed, 

Under  the  greenwood  tree  oh. 

Hi  oh  me  for  the  greenwood  tree. 
Hi  oh  me  for  the  young  Freshee, 

For  the  field  was  green  and  the  tree  was  green 
And  green  was  that  young  Freshee  oh. 

The  Freshman  lay  asleep,  asleep. 

Under  the  greenwood  tree  oh. 
And  the  lambkins  they  nibbled  so  close  around. 

But  they  saw  not  the  young  Freshee  oh. 
For  the  Freshman  was  green  as  the  grass  that  grew, 
So  they  ate  him  up  and  enjoyed  him,  too. 
For  he  tasted  like  lettuce  sprinkled  with  dew 

Under  the  greenwood  tree  oh. 

Hi  oh  me  for  the  greenwood  tree. 
Hi  oh  me  for  the  young  Freshee, 

For  the  fielci  was  green  and  the  tree  was  green 
And  green  was  the  young  Freshee  oh. 


Under  the  greenwood  tree  oh. 


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Mv  dfresljman  B^oomtnate 


33allatie  of  Olb  ^ongs 

The  campus  lights  through  the  twilight  peer, 

The  bell  of  the  chapel  sounds  sweet  and  fev, 
And  tuned  to  familiar  chords,  I  hear 

The  college  songs  of  another  day; 

There  from  the  window  over  the  way 
Comes  the  old  strain  of  it,  merry  and  mad. 

Just  as  it  rang  through  the  twilight  grey 
When  I  was  a  rollicking  undergrad. 

Was  it  a  century,  was  it  a  year 

Since  the  old  spirit  urged  me  to  play. 
Since  the  old  nights  of  the  crackers  and  beer, 

Pranks  of  the  Sophomore  reckless  and  gay  ? 

Hear  the  wild  lilt  of  that  rag-time  lay. 
How  I  remember  each  word  of  it — gad!  — 

Just  as  it  rang  through  the  twilight  grey 
When  I  was  a  rollicking  undergrad. 

There  is  the  Son  of  a  Gambolier, 

There  are  Bingo  and  Mandalay^ 
The  Song  of  the  Stein  to  the  youngsters  dear 

And  Schneider  s Band W\t.\\  the  trombone  bray; 

How  the  old  memories  backward  stray. 
Heart  of  the  man  and  voice  of  the  lad. 

Just  as  it  rang  through  the  twilight  grey 
When  I  was  a  rollicking  undergrad  ! 

Envoy 

Pale,  dead  ghosts  of  the  past,  you  say  ? 

Nay,  there  is  pulse  in  it,  warm  and  glad, 
Just  as  it  rang  through  the  twilight  grey 

When  I  was  a  rollicking  undergrad. 


Campus  ^nap  ^Ijots 


Campus  ^uap  ^Ijots 


Class  ^olittrs 


CoUrgr  politics 


Cijr  CoUcsf  WiXiota 

This  vale  of  tears  has  many  kinds  of  vviddies  oh, 

Some  wear  their  weeds  for  sod,  and  some  for  grass, 
There  are  Hindoos  fair  and  Chinee  girls  and  Biddies  oh. 

And  every  nationality  and  class; 
But  for  a  wide  experience  in  grieving. 

For  expertness  in  dear,  departed  sighs, 
For  quantities  of  annual  bereaving 

The  College  Widow  surelv  takes  the  prize. 

Then  it's  hi  for  the  fair  College  Widdy  oh^ 

Though  coy  and  inconstant  she  be^ 
For  she' s  flirting  like  mad 
With  a  fresh  undergrad 

When  she  ought  to  be  grieving  for  me. 

For  her  I  spent  my  evenings  off  the  campus  oh, 

And  blamed  her  for  a  mind  she  never  knew, 
As  changeful  as  the  wind-blown  plumes  of  pampas  oh, 

(I  laid  it  to,  her  youthful  point  of  view.) 
I  told  a  wise  Alumnus  of  my  passion, 

He  whistled  softly.     "Is  she  still  alive?" 
Then  nipped  my  budding  romance  in  this  fashion, 

"I  loved  her  madlv  back  in  '95!" 

Then  it's  hi  for  the  fair  College  Widdy  oh. 

Though  coy  and  inconstant  she  be^ 
For  she's  smiling  today 
On  a  future  B.  A.^ 

And  she's  not  even  thinking  of  me. 

Her  freshness  never  withers  with  the  seasons  oh. 

Her  beauty  tells  no  story  of  the  past, 
Disdaining  her  excuses  and  her  reasons  oh. 

Each  new  roniance  obliterates  the  last. 
A  Senior  holds  her  hand  at  graduation, 

And  with  his  image  faintly  in  her  eyes, 
She  meets  a  Freshman  at  matriculation  — 

The  College  Widow  surelv  takes  the  prize! 

Then  it' s  hi  for  the  gay  College  Widdy  oh. 

Though  coy  and  inconstant  she  be. 
For  she's  drowning  her  care 
In  another  affair 

When  she  ought  to  be  pining  for  me. 


Beauty  is  only  grin  deep. 


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Uneasx  'ftsts   the  head  that  tvetJn  a  frozen. 


Caricatures  of  Mv  jTrtentis 


CaricatuiTS  of  iHj)  jfriruDs; 


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Caricatures  of  tljc  jTacultj) 


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W\ftn  t\)t  Captain  begins 
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They  played  like  wooden  Injuns, 

They  fumbled  and  missed  the  ball, 
They  showed  small  pluck  in  tackle  or  buck 

And  they  ran  no  ends  at  all; 
The  partisans  groaned  on  the  side  lines; 

The  coach  was  wild  with  despair. 
But  there  came  a  change  in  a  manner  strange 

When  the  Captain  began  to  swear. 


Then  they  stood  in  the  line  Hke  Trojans, 

And  thev  snapped  the  hall  with  a  vini ; 
The  fullhack  ran  like  a  galvanized  man  — 

There  was  nothing  the  matter  with  him! 
Thev  hammered  the  ends  for  twenty, 

And  thev  hutted  the  line  for  fair. 
And  thev  ran  up  the  score  with  a  rush  and  a  roar, 

When  the  Captain  began  to  swear. 

You  mav  talk  of  the  cry  of  Nelson 

In  Death's  relentless  grip, 
Or  the  battle  call  of  Lawrence 

Of ''Don't  give  up  the  ship;" 
But  there's  nothing  that  wins  in  football 

Like  that  antidote  for  despair 
When  the  Captain  limbers  his  husky  timbers 

And  swears  an  American  swear. 


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Cennis  ^jotosrapljs 


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Pride  goeth  before  a  ball. 


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Baseball  iitotcs 


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i^egatta  JSotcs 


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The  beggar  students  in  their  clay, — 

Gaudcamus  igiiur, — 
Sang  the  quaint  old  Latin  lay, 

Gaudeamus  Igitur. 
Rags  they  wore,  they  were  not  sad. 
Just  a  crust  of  bread  they  had. 
Just  a  sip  to  make  them  glad, 

Gaudeamus  igitur! 

Good  St.  Goleas,  their  sire, — 

Gaudeamus  igitur^ — 
Joked,  their  laughter  to  inspire, 

Gaudeamus  igitur. 
Ne'er  a  jester  more  divine 
Crowned  a  glass  or  graced  a  shrine, 
Gave  beneficence  to  wine, 

Gaudeamus  igtturl 

In  each  oily  Latin  clause, — 

Gaudeamus  i-ntur, — 
Dropped  he  waggish  monkish  saws,- 

Gaudeamus  igitur^ — 
Taught  the  scholar  to  he  jolly 
With  his  wisdom  mingling  folly 
Just  to  tease  old  Melancholy, 

Gaudeamus  igitur  ! 

Peace  to  Goleas'  ancient  dust, — 

Gaudeamus  igitur, — 
He  is  merry  still,  I  trust, 

Gaudeamus  igitur. 
Other,  graver  Saints  have  wrought; 
None  have  more  affection  brought, 
None  such  fellowship  have  taught, 

Gaudeamus  igitur! 


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^'■'Pray  come.  Dr.   Tapper,  to  a  chafing-dish  supper.'' 


Cljr  Culturcti  Cannibal 


He  was  a  cannibal  King 

Sent  from  the  Island  of  Boo. 
Knowledge  to  fatten  he  entered  in  Latin, 

Greek  and  zoology  too. 

Cured  of  his  craving  for  man 

He  was  a  glutton  for  law; 
Both  physiology,  Dutch  and  psychology, 

Covers  and  all,  he  ate  raw. 

'Twas  savage,  barbaric  and  rude 

When  that  dark,  Polynesian  rex. 
With  cravings  inherent  he'd  learned  from  his  parent, 

\  oraciously  crammed  for  an  ex. 

But  the  King  to  his  profs  and  his  friends 
Seemed  gentle,  forbearing  and  mild; 

He  always  was  burning  for  orgies  of  learning, 
But  never  for  fricasseed  child. 

Till  a  prof, —  they  are  careless  sometimes, — 
Gave  the  King  minus  D  in  his  math  ; 

Then,  fierce  as  a  vulture,  he  dropped  all  his  culture. 
And  ate  up  his  gloves  in  his  wrath. 

But  the  monarch  was  foxy  and  shrewd. 

So  he  sent  to  the  prof  an  invite: 
"  Pray  come,  Dr.  Tupper,  to  a  chafing-dish  supper,- 

My  rooms  on  the  campus  tonight." 


The  prof  he  appeared  on  the  hour, 

And  he  said  to  the  monarch  ot  Boo, 

"I  hate  to  be  rude,  but  I  don't  see  the  food!" 
"The  food,"  said  the  monarch,  "Is  vou  ! " 

On  the  banquet  that  shortly  ensued 

I  have  no  occasion  to  dwell. 
Though  the  King  made  rejoicing^,  at  intervals  voicing 

A  cannibal  basket-ball  veil. 

Next  morning  the  cannibal  King 

Bade  college  and  knowledge  adieu. 
And  he  left  with  his  grip  for  a  little  sea  trip. 

He's  now  rusticating  at  Boo, 


Professors,  take  warning  by  this. 

At  vespers  retire  to  vour  bunks 

And  do  not  go  near  anv  invites  to  beer 
In  the  dangerous  season  of  flunks. 


///  onion  there  is  strength. 


nap  p^ljots  of  impromptu  " ;fttriQ"^^^i^*' 


Eat,  drink  (2nd  be   merr\,  for  tomorrow  zee  buy. 


Coasts 


Coasts 


Beggars  should  not  be  boozers. 


CoclUail  anil  Cljafins^^tiisil)  Baccijpcs 


2'oo  many  broths  spoil  the  cook. 


iHusical  Clubs 


)tories  ^ortlj  putting  Boton 


^toncsi  Wovt\)  putting  Botou 


College  Bramaties 


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CoUrgt  Bramatics 


All  that  titters  is  not  cola. 


Pjotograpljs  of  €>ur  ^laj)S 


Pjotograpljs  of  0nx  ^laj>s 


programmes  of  ^ilaj>s 


A  rolluig  stone  gath:rs  r:o  rock- 


"l%ouglj  f[?ousfS"  3  ©a\)r  attrnHrti 


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Case  School  Applied  Science. .  ,  . 
Catholic  University,  America..  . 

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Jacob  Tome  Institute    

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Mt    Union   Coicge 

Nebraska  Wesieyan  Universiiy. 

Nevada  State  University 

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George  Harris,  D.  D.  LL.  D  ..  . 
F.  W.  Gunsaulus,  D.  D  ,  LL.  D. 

Gustav  Andreen,  Ph.  D 

Lemuel  H.  Murlin,  A.  M 

Samuel   P.   Brooks,  A.  M 

Edw  D.  Eaton,  D.  D.,LL.  D..  . 
Wm.  G.   Frost,  Ph    D.,  D.  D... 

Rev.  C.  Swensson,  Ph.  D 

W.  F.  Warren,  D.  D.,  LL.  D... 

Wm.  DeWitt  Hyde,  D.  D 

James  H.  Linford,  B.  S.,  B.  D.. 
W.  H.  P.  Faunce,  A.  M.,  D.  D.. 
John  H.  Harris,  LL.  D 


Rt.  Rev.  T.  J.  Conaty ,  S.  T.  D. . 
William  C.  Roberts,  D.D.,LL  D. 
Chas.  M.  Melden,  Ph.  D.,  D.  D. 

P.  H.  Mell,  Ph.  D 

A.  G.  Compton   (Act.   P.'es.).... 

W.  F.  Slocum,  LL.  D.,  D.  D 

N.  M.  Butler,  LL.  D.,  Ph.  D 

Chas.  W    Needham,LL.  D 

Wm.  F.  King,  D.  D.,  LL.  D 

J.  G.  Schurman,  LL.  D.,  A.  M... 

D.  E.  Mitchell 

Rev.  W.  I,  Graham,  D.D.,  A.  M 
Wm.  J.  Tucker,  D.  D.,  LL.  D..  . 
Rev.  H.  A.  Gobin,  D.  D  ,  LL.  D 
Geo.  E.  Reed,  S.  T.  D.,  LL.  D.  . 

H.  M.  Bell 

Rev.  Jas.  G     Merrill,  D.  D 

Rev.  O.  L.  Fisher,  A.  M.,  D.  D.  . 
Rev.  Jerome  Daugherty,  S.  J  , .  . . 
A.  H.  Fetterolf,  Ph.  D.,  LL.  D .  . 
Rev.  John  H.  Race,  A.  .M.,  D.  D 
Rev.  I.  C.  Ketler,  Ph.  D.,D.D..  . 

Rev.  G.  H.   Bridgman,  D.  D 

Rev.  H.  B.  Frissell,  D.  D 

Charles  Wm.  Eliot,  LL.  D 

T.  H.  Bridges 

Jos.  W,  Mauck,  A    M.,  LL   D... 

J.  E.  Rankin,   D.  D.,  LL.  D 

Edgar  M.  Smith,  M.  A.,  D.  D... . 

Wm.  L.  Bryan,  A.  B.,  AM 

Dan.  F.  Bradley,  D.  D 

E.  W.  Stanton,  M.  Sc.  (Act.  P.) 
J.  W.  Hancher,  A.  M.,S.  T    D. 

A.  W.  Harris,  A,  M  (Director). 
John  F.  Forbes,  A    M.,Ph.  D... 

Ira  Remsan,  LL.  D 

W.  F.   Hoyt,  A.  B.,  B.  S 

B.  A.  Jenkins,  A.  M.,  B    D 

Thomas  McClelland,  D.  D 

E.  D.  Warfield,  LL.  D 

Samuel  Plantz,  Ph.  D.,  D.  D  .  . . 

Thomas  M.  Drown,  LL    D 

David  Starr  Jo'dan,  LL    D    

Thos.  D.  Bovd,  A    M  ,  LL.  D. . . 

Rev.  Bro.  Jerome.  F    S    C    

Henry  S.   Pritchett,  I.L.  D 

J.    L.'Snyde  ,  M    A.,  Ph    D 

J.  C.  Hardy,  A.  M.,  LL.  B 

J.N.  Swan  (Act.  President) 

W.  S.  Lewis,  D.  D.,  A.  M 

Rev.  J.  M  Hendeison.A.  M.... 
Albe-t  B.   Riker.  D.  D.,  A.  M... 

D.  W.  C    Huntington.  D.  D 

Joseph  E.  Stubbs,  D    D.,  LL.  D  . 

Frederic   H.  Knight,  A    B 

H.  M.  MacCracken.D  D..LL  D. 

Geo    T.   Winston,  LL.  D 

H.J     Kiekhoefer,  AM.,  Ph    D. 

Edmund  J.  James,  Ph.  D 

Henry  C.  King,  D.  D  

W.  O.  Thompson,  D.  D..  LL.  D 


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Ohio  University 

Ohio  Wesleyan  University 

Oklahoma  University 

Oregon  Agricultural  College    , .  .  . 

Ottawa  University 

Ouachita  College 

Peabojy  Teachers'  College 

Pennsylvania  State  College 

Philander  Smith  College 

Polytechnic   Institute 

Pratt  Institute 

Princeton   University..    

PurJue  University 

Simpson  College 

Southwestern   University 

State  College  of  Kentucky 

State  University  of  Iowa 

St.  Francis  Xjvier  College 

St.  John's  College 

St.  Louis   University 

Syracuse  University 

Talladega   College 

Tufts   College 

Tulane  University 

University  of  Alabama 

University  of  Arizona 

University  of  Arkansas 

University  of  California 

University  of  Chicago 

University  of  Cincinnati 

University  of  Colorado 

University  of  Denver 

University   of  Georgia 

University  of  Idaho 

University  of  Illinois    

University  of  Kansas 

University  of  Maine 

University  of  Michigan 

University  of  Minnesota 

University  of  Mississippi 

University  of  Missouri 

University   of  Montana 

University  of  Nashville 

University  of  Nebraska 

University  of  New  Mexico... 
University  of  North  Carolina.... 
University  of  North  Dakota.  ... 

University  of  Notre  Dame 

University  of  Oklahoma 

University  of  Oregon 

University   of  Pennsylvania 

University  of  Rochester 

University  of  So.  California.  . .  . 

University  of  the  South 

University  of  Tennessee 

University  of  Texas 

University  of  Utah 

University  of  Vermont 

University  of  Virginia 

University   of  Washington 

University  of  Wisconsin 

University   of  Wyoming 

U.  S.  Military  Academy 

U.  S.  Naval  Academy 

Utah  Agricultural  College 

Vanderbilt  University 

V.rginia  Polytechnic  Institute.  . 

Walden   University 

Washington  Agricultur'l  College 

Washington   University    

Western  Reserve  University  .  .  . 
W'estern    University  of  Penn... 

West  Virginia  University 

Willamette  University 

Williams  College 

Yale  University 


Athens,  O 

Delaware,  O 

Norman,  Oklahoma  Ter. 

Corvallis,  Ore 

Ottawa,  Kan 

Arkadelphia,  Ark 

Nashville,  Tenn 

State   College,  Pa 

Little  Rock,  Ark 

Brooklyn,  N.  Y 

Brooklyn,  N.  Y 

Princeton,  N.  J 

Lafayette,  Ind 

Indianola,  Iowa 

Georgetown,  Texas 

Lexington,  Ky 

Iowa  City,  Iowa 

Manhattan  Boro,  N.  Y. 
Fordham,  N.  Y.  City... 

St.  Louis,  Mo 

Syracuse,  N.  Y 

Talladega,  Ala 

Tufts  College,  Mass.  .  . 

New  Orleans,  La 

Tuscaloosa,  Ala 

Tucson,  Ariz 

Favetteville,  Ark 

Berkeley,  Cal 

Chicago,  111 

Cincinnati,  O 

Boulder,  Colo 

University  Park,  Colo  . 

Athens,   Ga 

Moscow,  Idaho 

Urbana,  111 

Lawrence,  Kan 

Orono,  Me 

Ann  Arbor,  Mich 

Minneapolis,  Minn.  .  .  . 

Near  Oxford,  Miss 

Columbia,  Mo 

Missoula,  Mont 

Nashville,  Tenn 

Lincoln,  Neb 

Albuquerque,  N.  M..  .  . 

Chapel   Hill,N.  C 

Grand  Forks,  N.  Dak  .  . 

Notre  Dame,  Ind 

Norman,  Okla 

Eugene,  Ore 

Philadelphia,  Pa 

Rochester,  N.  Y 

Los  Angeles,  Cal 

Sewanee,Tenn 

Knoxville,   Tenn 

Austin,  Tex 

Salt  Lake  City,  Utah  .  . 

Burlington,  Vt 

Charlottesville,  Va 

Seattle,  Wash 

Madison,  Wis 

Laramie,  Wyo 

West  Point,  N.  Y 

Annapolis,  Md 

Logan,  Utah 

Nashville,  Tenn 

Blacksburg,  Va 

Nashville,  Tenn 

Pullman,  Wash 

St.  Louis,  Mo 

Cleveland,  O 

Pittsburgh,  Pa 

Morgantown,   W.  Va.. 

Salem,  Ore 

Williamstown,  Mafs.  .  . 
New  Haven,  Conn 


Non-Sectarian 

Methodist  Episcopal 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

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Baptist 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Methodist  Episcopal 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Methodist  Episcopal 
Metho't  Epis'l  South 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

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Roman  Catholic   .  .  .  . 

Roman  Catholic 

Methodist   Episcopal 

Congregational 

Universalist   

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

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Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

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Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

Non-Sectarian 

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Non-Sectarian 

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Alston  Ellis,  Ph.  D.,  LL.  D.... 

James  W.  Bashford,  D.  D 

David  R.  Boyd,  A.  M.,  Ph.  D.  . 
Thos.  M.  Gatch,M.  A.,  Ph.  D. 
J.  D.  S.   Riggs,  Ph.  D.,  L.  H.  D 

J.  W.  Conger,  A.  M.,  LL.  D 

James  D.  Porter,  LL.  D 

Geo.  W.  Atherton,  LL.  D 

Rev.  James  M.  Cox,  D.  D 

Henry  S.  Snow,  A.  B.,  LL.  D  .  .  . 

Charles  M.  Pratt 

Woodrow  Wilson,  LL.  D.,  Lt.D. 

W.  E.  Stone,  A.  M.,  Ph.  D 

Charles  E.  Shelton,  A.  M 

Robert  S.   Hyer,  A.  M 

J.  K.  Patterson,  Ph.  D.,  LL.  D. . 

George  E.  Mac  Lean,  LL.  D 

Rev.  D.  W.  Hearn,  S.J 

Rev.  Geo.  A.  Pettit,  S.  J 

Rev.  W.  B.    Rogers,  S.  J 

Rev.  J.  R.  Day,LL.  D.  (Chan.) 
G.  W.  Andrews,  A.  B.,  M.  A.  .  . 

Elmer  Hewitt  Capen,  D.  D 

Edwin  A.  Alderman,  LL.  D 

John  W.  Abercrombie 

F.  Y.  Adams,  B.  A.,  A.  M 

Henry  S.   Hartzog,  LL.  D 

Banj.  Ide   Wheeler,  LL.  D 

Wm.  R.  Harper,  Ph.  D.,  D.  D... 

Howard   Ay ers,  LL.  D 

Jas.  H.  Baker,  M.  A.,  LL.  D  . .  .  . 

H.  A.  Buchtel,  D.  D.,  LL.  D 

Walter  B.  Hill,  LL.  D 

James  A.  Mac  Lean,  Ph.  D 

Andrew  S.  Draper,  LL.  D 

Frank  Strong 

G.  E.  FeUows,  Ph.  D.,  LL.  D... 

James  B.  Angell,  LL.  D 

Cyrus  Northrop,  LL.  D 

Robert  B.  Fulton,  LL.  D 

Richard  Henry  Jesse,  LL.  D  ... . 

Oscar  J.  Craig,  A.  M.,  Ph.  D 

W.  H.  Payne,  LL.  D.,  Ph.  D.  .  . 

E.  Benj.  Andrews,  LL.  D 

Wm.  G    Tight,  Ph.  D 

Francis  P.  Venable,  Ph.  D 

Weoster  Merrilield,  M.  A 

Rev.  A.  Morrissey,  C.  S.  C 

Da-id  R.  Boyd,  A.  M.,  Ph.  D.  . 

Prince  L.  Campbell,  B.  A 

Chas.  C.  Harrison,  LL.  D 

Rush  Rhccs,  D.  D.,  LL.  D 

Wm.  T.  Randall  (Dean) 

B.  L.  Wiggins,  M.  A.,  LL.  D.  .  . 

C.  W.  Daoney,  Ph.  D.,  LL.  D.. 

W  m.   L.   Prather,  LL.  D 

J.  T.  Kingsbury,  Ph.  D.,  D.  Sc. 

Mat.  H.  huckham,  D.  D 

P.  B.  Barringer,M.  D.  (Ch.  Fc.) 
Thos.  F.  Kane  (Act.  Presiaent) 
E>.w.  A.  Birge  (Act.   President) 

Rev.  Elmer  E.  Smiley,  D.  D 

Col.  A.  L.  Mills,  U.  S.  A.  Supt . 
Capt.  W.  H.  Brownson,  U.  s.  N 

Wm.  J.  Kerr,  D.  Sc 

J.  H.  KirKland,  LL.  D.,  D.  C.  L 
J.  M.  McBride,  Ph.  D.,LL.  D... 

Rev.  Jay   B.   Hamilton,  D.D 

Enoch  A.   Bryan,  A.  M 

W.  S.  Chaplin,  LL.  D.,  A.  M.  .. 

Charles  F.  Thwing,  D.  D 

J.  A.  Brashear  (  Act.  Chan.) ... 

D.  B.  Purinton,  Ph.  D 

John  H.  Coleman,  D.D 

Henry  Hopkins,  D.  D.,  LL.  D  . . 
Arthur  T.  Hadley,  LL.  D 


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This  is  no  rhvnie  ot  commencement  time 

When  the  tacultv  makes  decree 
That  the  pure  of  heart  shall  be  set  apart 

By  the  mystical  sign  A.  B. 
I  sing  tonight  of  a  maverick  wight 

Who  is  common  to  East  and  West, 
Who  makes  things  snort  tor  an  era  short 

And  graduates  by  request. 

The  Freshmen  o;o  in  the  green  ot  the  leaf, 

The  Sophomores  in  their  gall, 
The  Juniors  skip  by  the  pink  trip  slip 

And  tarry  not  for  the  tall. 
Where  are  the  Seniors,  too  blithe  to  last. 

The  dearest,  the  beerest,  the  best? 
They  were  caught  in  time  ere  their  sinful  prime, 

And  are  graduates  by  request. 

They  go  not  out  with  a  gladsome  shout, 

But  they  go  by  ones  and  twos. 
And  they  go  in  pride,  for  they've  qualified 

In  their  major  subject — Booze. 
They  have  felt  the  heel  of  the  faculty  spiel. 

They  have  been  the  Committee's  guest. 
And  they  hit  the  ties  in  the  merry  guise 

Of  graduates  by  request. 

So  the  Freshman  leav^eth  his  fields  of  grass. 

And  the  Sophomore  leaveth  his  beer. 
And  the  Junior  goeth  where  no  man  knoweth 

At  any  old  time  in  the  year. 
And  the  Senior  doth  wait  at  the  campus  gate 

With  a  sob  in  his  throbbing  chest 
As  he  joins  the  innumerable  host 

Of  the  graduates  by  request. 


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JHisicrUanrousi 


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The  cloak  of  char  its  covers  a  multitude  of  shins 


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^■Jnd  pityingly  I  beard  him  speak^ 
"/  am  a  college  graduated 


91  Collrge  (Sraliuatc 

The  blasts  ot  winter  blew  a  gale, 

A  stranger  plucked  me  by  the  coat. 
His  face  was  scholarly,  but  pale, 

His  shirt  was  open  at  the  throat. 
Lean  hunger's  lines  were  on  his  cheek, — 

I  saw  a  brother's  need  was  great, 
And  pityingly  I  heard  him  speak, 

"  I  am  a  college  graduate." 

I  marked  his  hat  with  battered  crown. 

His  rags  that  fluttered  in  the  breeze, — 
What  adverse  fate  had  cast  him  down. 

This  man  of  honors  and  degrees? 
A  comrade  soul  in  him  I  saw, 

Though  sore  reduced  to  many  a  straight, 
A  bachelor  of  arts  or  law. 

Like  me,  a  college  graduate, 

I  drew  a  coin  of  small  deo;ree. 

And  this  into  his  palm  I  pressed. 
"Dear  sir,"  I  said,  "  I  grieve  to  see 

A  fellow  scholar  so  distressed. 
Pray,  from  what  college  do  you  come?  " 

He  gave  his  trowsy  head  a  toss. 
And  pocketing  my  modest  sum. 

He  said,  "A  barbers'  college,  boss." 


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programmes 


jTarctocll  Cutertainmrnts; 


Class  Banquet 


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0lm  Bear.  33op  Bear 

Man  dear,  the  years  have  stolen  by 

And  I'll  leave  you  at  the  gate, 
For  it's  written  down  that  man  must  die  — 

And  man  must  graduate  ; 
And  it's  only  a  clasp  of  the  hand,  man  dear. 

And  a  tear  for  the  Magic  Four 
Ere  we  speed  to  the  call  of  the  beckoning  year 

When  we  shall  be  boys  no  more. 

Man  dear^  boy  dear,  companion  vagabond, 
'The  Land  of  Care  is  over  there  for  many  a  league  beyond; 
But  in  the  strife  of  toil  and  life,  and  in  the  war  of  men 
Cannot  Old  Friendship  enter  in  and  make  us  boys  again  ? 

Man  dear,  the  world  may  be  great  for  you 

In  glory  and  wife  and  gold, 
But  will  you  forget  in  the  flush  of  the  new 

The  devil-may-care  of  the  old, 
The  loyal  thrill  of  the  boy  at  play. 

The  larks  and  the  dreams  and  the  zest? 
Good-bv!  —  I  go  to  the  East  today 

And  vou  return  to  the  West. 

Man  dear,  boy  dear,  comrade  for  the  Four, 
The  house  of  youth  is  still  in  sooth  and  bolted  is  the  door; 
But  in  the  new  and  larger  view  wherein  we  toil  with  men 
Cannot  Old  Friendship  enter  in  and  make  us  biys  again? 


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Here  endeth  the  Men  s  College  Record. 


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AN  INITIAL  FINE  OF  25  CENT<! 

OVERDUE.  °    ^'^     ^"^    SEVENTH     DAY 


LD  21-95m-7,'37 


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